Unveiled January 7 and available to order now, the Suunto Aqua are bone conduction headphones with an IP68 waterproof rating. As such, they can be used for running, cycling, and s ...

There are two main types of design elements when it comes to bone conduction headphones: wraparound headphones and open-ear earbuds. Both offer excellent ways to listen to your music or audiobooks ...

That's especially true if you want a great pair of headphones to use while swimming or running, where waterproofing and fit are going to be vital to ensure your headphones can withstand your workout.

No, the Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 aren't totally waterproof. But their IP54 rating, and their case's IPX4 rating, mean they can withstand moderate rain for short periods, as long as they aren't ...

A trusty tyre on wet and mucky country lanes: the high-density carcass, which incorporates Aramid fibres, does a great job at ...

While the headphones are waterproof, they do have their limits ... biking, walking, and swimming — all in one. My only beef with the OpenSwim and OpenRun is the proprietary magnetic charger.

The Mojawa Mojo2 reviewed here is one of the best bone-conduction headphones around ... In fact, IP67 also means it’s waterproof and able to be dunked up to a meter deep in water for half ...

100% waterproof they may well be but that ... working out whether to put the goggles and swimming cap first and then the headphones, or whether it was the other way around. Eventually after ...